It must be judged by its practical efficiency, which includes its popular acceptability, not by its conformity to antique modes or laws.
In the absence of a satisfactory diagnostic gold standard, the validity of a case definition is best judged by its practical utility in discriminating categories of illness which might benefit from different preventive strategies (i.e. with different risk factors), or different clinical management (i.e. with different responses to treatment or prognosis) [ 3].
Papers are judged on the practical significance to practitioners of socially responsible investing, appropriateness and rigor of quantitative methods, and novelty of results.
The papers were judged on the practical significance to practitioners of socially responsible investing, appropriateness and rigor of quantitative methods, and novelty of results.
Papers are judged on the practical significance to practitioners of socially responsible investing; appropriateness and rigor of quantitative methods; and, novelty of results.
Studies are reviewed by an expert panel of judges from both academic and investment circles, and judged on: their practical significance to practitioners of socially responsible investing; appropriateness and rigor of quantitative methods; and novelty of results.
The Time Capsule was judged practical, and the world's cheapest car debated by scores of ravenous commenters.
Fluctuations among untreated series from all cell lines between 80 and 120% of base line were observed, which were judged to lack practical relevance.
Described as the cult of statistical significance, this practice frequently produced flawed interpretations, and made judging their practical importance difficult.
Histological assessment of cartilage is the current gold standard in judging cartilage degeneration, but its practical clinical value is limited due to its invasiveness.
